Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-06-19
lFrom Monday. D.ily.I'
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this morning from a trip to South Fork
Lan6tTy plays in Salt Lake City to.
night AID both saints and sinners are
happy.
10 Gardner and Ben Fitch spent yes,
terday in town end returned to Wells
last evening.
The weather, which was warm and
pleasant this morning, turned quite cool
this afternoon.
A nice shower Of rain visited this 10.
eality yesterday afternoon, and was q
welcome ~yisitor.
Those genial hevsy weights. the Bos.
ko brothers, were interviewing their
Elko friends to-day.
DIR Leek. and the McKanlass speci.
atty Company arrived from Tuscaror a
by this evenings stage.
W. T. Smith will go down to Reno to.
morrow as II representative to the Grand
Lodge from Elko Lodge No. 10 T. 4 A,
II.
A resolution at n public meeting on
the rights of labor IL o worth half AS
much as u resolution at home to 80 10
work.
Bishop o. W Whitaker left Philadel-
phiu for Nevada last Thursday and will
probably pass through here "Wednesday
morning.
j. II. Martin received a severe brui4e
to-day by being struck by n heavy
plank from AN old building which he
was taking down.
John 5. Mayhugh and his son, left
on Saturday evening for his Ruby Val.
ley ranch. Mrs. MayLugh ana daughter
vii! remain for a time IA Ei&o.
Henry Ward Beecher once said that
money is not necessary to happiness. OF
couE not. Neither l. it necessary t.
have butter on your bread, but the but
ter helps.
Which is better? To marry for love
and work for money, orto marry for
money aud work for - but com 10
think Of it # you have the money why
should you work?
Christopher Deal, Grand Secretary Of
the Grand Lodge. /. y \. VI Of Utah.
passed through this morning IN route
to Reno To be present at the opening Of
the Gr.nd Lodge OF Nevada which con-
vines tp.muTrow.
"wili the boom strike Elko:" Read
carefully, aud profit Toy It, the article on
this subject found elsewhere in thus is.
sue. The only sue way to advance
the interests OF the community IN which
you 1.-Two Is to patrynize home enter
priscs.
A real estate boom has struck Utah.
and tho Saints are selling out to the
GcutiI,s. They resent judicial juris-
OF the American eagle, but nc
ccpt him on twerty-doIlar gold pieces
like lac WAS roast turkey, says Hu tx
4 magnificent female blood hound,
shipped from New York to san Fran
by express, passed through ycster-
Jay morain. the express charges On
which are sol %. We did not learn
the original cost Of the dog. but it is a
animal at best.
Dan Rice, the circus man, who con.
vulsci boys with his antics in the saw
dust arena forty years ago, has just
been married in Texas to Mrs. VI. C..
Robinson, n wealthy ranch owner.
Dan is over - years Of age, and the
bride il fair, fat and IS.
James Adams. who for several years
has been n stage driver on the Tusca.
route, says that the country is dry
cr BOW than he ever saw it at this time
Of tho year. An occasional shower does
some good, but the prospect at present
Is that the grass crop will DO short in
Elko county this year.
Intcr-Iiaho:-Thr new tcn.stnmp
mill put on the vi-hnu at Rocky Bar.
toy Capt. Settle. Is finished and works
well. Dividends Of EImorc from Jnuu-
airy lat to- Muy Ist amounted to $ijl.
75I. The mines have regular monthly
pay days which makes the town lively.
Tho Socorro Bullion says an ancient
in which wRs found cntombcd
the remains Of three hundred beings.
among which was one Of n child with
the image OF n dog beside IL, has recent
~ been unrnrtLcd within three miles of
Mnricopa county Arizona, 10y
Professor Cushing, OF the Smithsonian
| institute.
Emigrnuts to tho number Of ares
we're landed at Castle Garden last Sat.
The new rulo relating to chill.
lreu under &c years Of ngc unnocom.
by proper guardians, went into
effect this morning. Several boys were
found TO bs alono and they were held
for Investigation.
Shoshonc Journnl:-A pack Of eight
or nine coyotes surrounded n bob.tnilcd
shepherd dog n few miles southwest Of
town one day last week and were mnk.
ing IL extremely ]uuplensant for him M.
III mis- master rode up and frightened